Combat Management System

&
Combat System Integration
THALES Nederland B.V.
About Thales

Introduction
 Kees Kuenen
Former operations officer Royal Netherlands Navy
 Area Manager Sales SE- Asia (above water systems)
 M&S director Malaysia/Brunei (Naval division)
 BL- Small Systems Director (Naval Division)
 Director Marketing & Business Development (Naval systems)

Thales Naval Systems – The Netherlands

 Since 1922 (mechanical Fire control)
 Centre of Excellence for Thales
 Above Water Systems
 Naval sensors , surveillance and Fire Control
 Combat System Integration
 Track record

Worlds widest naval sensor portfolio

WM-series Dual axis digital
LW mult beam
3D digital
DA
multi
ZW
beam 8x NS-100
Goalkeeper AESA
3D multi 5x I-MAST
beam
58x SMART-S MK2

16x SMART-S MK1 26x SMART-L/S1850M

4x SMART-L EWC

10x APAR

146x STIR 1.8/2.4

64x STIR 1.2 EO

15x SIRIUS

42x VARIANT
53x LIROD

74x MIRADOR

183x SCOUT

‘80 ‘90 ‘92 ‘94 ‘96 ‘98 ‘00 ‘02 ‘04 ‘06 ‘08 ‘10 ‘12 ‘14
Track record

Worlds widest naval sensor portfolio

 > 200 FC radars  > 100 EO surveillance & track
 212 STIR  74 MIRADOR
 53 LIROD  5 GATEKEEPER
 15 SIRIUS
 > 300 2D & 3D surveillance  43 Multi function systems
radars
 10 APAR
 74 SMART-S  18 HERAKLES
 20 SMART-L / S-1850  5 IMAST
 8 NS-100
 39 MW-08
 Still supporting
 > 100 WM
 30 MRR
 > 50 LW & DA
 42 VARIANT  > 50 GOALKEEPER
 183 SCOUT
Track record

World’s favourite CMS

 582 CMS systems in the last 40 years
 171 TACTICOS Open Architecture systems
 80 Commander systems
 25 IMARCS systems
 40 Ship classes
 22 Different Navies & Coast Guards
 8 NATO countries,
 incl USN LCS (TACTICOS CDS license build by Northrop
Grumman)
 11 Upgrade programs
 44 Currently under contract
 Track record

World’s favourite CMS Maritime

TACTICO
S
BL2
DAISY TACTICOS
Security
STACOS BL1
WM-series Khamronsin Class

Net Centric Berlin Class

TACTICOS Dokdo Class Hyuga Class Al Ofouq Class

BL0 T 994 Class
Braunschweig Class
DDS Modified Ulsan Class Diponegoro Batch 1 Iver Guitfeldt Class T arik Ben Ziyad Class

Orkan Class Diponegoro Batch 2 Kasturi Class

Gwanggaeto The Great Class Perusak Kawal Rudal Class
Sultan Moulay
Roussen Class Batch 2 Ismail Class
Yildiz Class Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin Class Guaiqueri Class
Batch 1
Commandante Joã Belo
Kiliç Class Batch 2 Roussen Class Batch 3
Slazak Class
Guaicamacuto Class
Barbaros Class
Elli Class
Dogan Class
Almirante Padilla Class
Todak Class
Brandenburg Class
Arialah Class
Barzan Class Independence Class Batch 2
Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin Class Batch 2 Al Shamikh Class

Sachsen Class Krabi Class

Hyuga Class

Qahir Class Machitis Class

Sattahip Class
T 991 Class
De Zeven Provinciën Class Laskos Class S.Ezzat Class

Kiliç Class Batch 1 Roussen Class Independence Class

COMMANDER
Canadian CG

‘80 ‘90 ‘92 ‘94 ‘96 ‘98 ‘00 ‘02 ‘04 ‘06 ‘08 ‘10 ‘12 ‘14
Transfer Of Knowledge And Technology
Local industrial partnering
DRS
CTM
SAMNINA
LM EDISOFT

SAMSUNG
NG
MITSUBISHI
JIVC-RNLN
VIRIYAKIT
SSMART
CONTRAVES
SIGNAALHELLAS

YALTES PT-LEN
ASELSAN
Radar Center of
OMNISYS Excellence

CICPA
CDS product overview
© THALES Nederland B.V.
Introduction
What is TACTICOS?

Ship Other Assets

Mission Platform
System Systems

Navigation Sensor Effector Communication

System Systems TACTICOS Systems System

Combat System

Definition
Thales CDS
TACTICOS – Latest generation CMS

 One CMS for Combat Operations and Maritime Security

Operations (MSO)
 Unrivalled integration track record
 All own and 3rd party sensors
 All weapons - 1st and sole integrator of VL-MICA (MBDA)
 All shipyards

 Trendsetting MSO packages

 Periodic new releases Facts
• 3rd generation
 MSO Upgrade available for any vessel
• 478 operational
• 21 Navies / CGs
Thales CDS
TACTICOS for Combat & MSO

Combat

• Tacticos World’s Best Selling CDS

• Superior Combat functionality
• Trend setting MSO functionality
• Tacticos Combat and MSO = 1 system
MSO
Something to improve ……

Team Stations
Thales CDS

Trendsetting MSO capabilities

 Optimal Situation Awareness
 Any sensor (radar, AIS, ADSB, UAV, ESM, internet, databases, …)
 Various layers (seachart, landmap, meteo, satellite, ….)
 Unique Situation Understanding & Prediction
 User friendly visualization
 Professional analysis tools(trends, anomalies, relations, time
sliding…)

 Legal Evidence recording & creation

 90 days recording all data
 Geo & time stamped
“Turning incident driven, into pro-active ops”
Capt Ed Veen, Director NL CG
Facts
• Co-developed with RNLN
• Now on board OPV Zeeland
Thales CDS
Trend setting MSO functionality

AIS, ADS-B, radar, …. Anomaly detection

Trends Relation mapping, legal evidence

TACTICOS MSO in action

NL OPV experiences in Carib CD operations

 Event rules & anomaly detection tool > permanent triggering at ships with
specific CD profiles
 Relation mapping tool > for triggering at black-list ships
 Trend tool > at open sea
 Replay function > analyzing for possible overload
Challenge
Information sharing

How to:

• Easily share all type of data ?

• With various actors ?
Thales DATALINK

Tactical data exchange

Create Common Operational Picture
• Sharing: tracks, tactical orders, text messages
• Data forwarding, relaying, dual link use, …..
• Naval, Airborne and Land based versions

NATO and non-NATO

• TDL 11, 16 and 22
• Link-Y Mk 2
Facts
Fully integrated in TACTICOS • 2nd Generation
• 84 Ship borne
• Easy integration in any CMS, or stand-alone
• 44 Airborne
• 3 Land based
• 11 Navies
Thales DATALINK

IP based information sharing

TACTICOS with COMMANDER & IMARCS

 Sharing of formatted, free and (streaming) imagery data

 Tracks, pictures, docs, (UAV) video, BFT, … satcom

 Connects sea, air, shore and mobile assets VHF

 Interfaces with V/U/HF, Satcom, Wifi, … WIFI

 Apps for swift and easy info sharing

 Chat, data & radio mgt, tailored tasking, …. Facts CAN + AUS CG
 Info quality / urgency, …
• 78 CG vessels
• 14 Navy vessels
• 28 RHIBs
• 8 Ops centers
Thales CDS
TACTICOS World Class Combat system
Critical Awareness
• Sensor Control
• Tactical Picture Compilation
• Tactical Information Exchange
• Asset Control
• Recognition & Identification
Assessment & Decision Execution
• Anti Air Warfare • Resource Allocation
• Anti Surface Warfare • Effector Control
• Anti Submarine Warfare • Fire Control
• Electronic Warfare
• Land Attack Warfare
Thales answer #5

TACTICOS World Class Combat system

Combat Operations

Example: Swarm Defence

Combat Operations
Example: Training
Naval Mission Solutions
CIC / Ops room design

Threats and Missions Achieve the optimum Operational

and Technical Room lay-out
Operational requirements for ship in fleet formation
Operational tasks for a ship
THALES brings knowledge:
CIC organization • Applications
End user brings
experience: • Technology
Task analysis (task-roles)
Operational
CIC organization Roles – MMI

CIC layout CIC Components

Multifunction Customized Large Screen

Consoles Function Consoles Displays
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CIC / Ops room design

FC(A) x 5

FC x 5
TC Op
CIWS(C)

TCS HC
ILDS(C)

HC(A)
Air Dir
Directors

PDC

WD(B) CO ACPS
Cmd
AAWO
PWO
Superv isors
LAPD
WEO
Controllers
EWD

Int Sup ORS

SPS
DLND

SPC
APS TPS
EW Op

WAPS
ORSA

APC
WEO(A)

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CIC / Ops room design

OPS room design process (end-user & Thales)
 Missions > CIC organisation > task analysis > HMI > lay-out
 Brainstorm > 3D > virtual reality > mock-up

Human factors in OPS room design (with TNO)

 Operator focus (1-3 screen, …)
 Ergonomics
 Light (shadow / reflection , …),
noise, vibration, temp, …

OPS room components

Thales EXPERIENCE
Team Stations
New MOC Mk4 Single high resolution screen

Very user friendly, while all

relevant data in one view

Unobstructed view to rest of CIC,

improving team performance

Modern USB mouse control + QEK

Further improving user

friendliness

Compact footprint

Saving space in new CIC’s

Fits well in existing CIC’s

MOC Mk 4 + ICU
Conference table
Command chair
Welcome to the THALES Experience

Thales Experience
Thales Experience

PURPOSE

• Customer Demonstrations
 TACTICOS Capabilities
 Integration
 Mission Solutions
• Concept Development
 Roadmap
 Functionality
• Training

Thales Experience
 Collaboration Wall

 Shared Awareness
 Mission Status
 Video (organic and non organic)
 Debriefing and training
 CIC, Bridge, … Team Stations
Combat System Integration
Integrated Risk Management solution
Mission System the ultimate
goal

Required
Management and
Engineering
Responsibility level for
• System Performance
• Cost
• Time

covering the overall

Mission System performance responsibility
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Thales CSI

Unique Integration Record

Complex assets > main risk reduction areas

Cost Mission System

ratio

Platform

Complexity
Thales CSI

CSI capabilities based on a proven CMS

SENSORS AND DATA LINK

C
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M TACTICOS CMS A
M
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N MANAGEMENT (HARD-REAL-TIME G
I (DATA HANDLING) FIRE CONTROL) A
C
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EFFECTORS
Naval Mission Solutions

Combat System Integration services

Mission System Platform

CSI
Sensors CMS Effectors Nav Comms
Services
Mission System
Mission System Solution

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Combat System Integration services

Capability Definition Architecture, design Production On-board integration Sea trials In-Service phase
and development

Program Equipment On-Site

Program Management Management Supplier Industrial Risk Support Commissioni In-Serv ice
Serv ices Management Partnering Management Management ng Support
Serv ices

System / System Mission System

Sy stem Saf ety
Solution Performance
Perf ormance Engineering
Def inition Analysis
Analy sis Sy stem Static and
Static and Sea
Sea Livee Firing
Liv Firing
Integration & Dynamic
Dy namic Acceptance
Acceptance Trials
Trials
Harbour, Alignment
Alignment Trials
Trials Execution
Execution
Trials Execution
Execution Execution
Execution
Execution

Topside
Topside EMI / EMC Platf orm Cabling
Arrangement
Arrangement Solution Support Support
Solution
Solution Serv ices Serv ices

System / Platform Land Based

Test &
Training and
TOKAT to
Training Site Nav y
Below Deck Under Water Installation
Arrangement Arrangement Support
Solution Solution Serv ices

Integrated TOKAT and

Logistic / Training Logistic Engineering
Support to local
Serv ices industry

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Combat System Integration services

Capability Definition Architecture, design Production On-board integration Sea trials In-Service phase
and development

Program Equipment On-Site

Program Management Management Supplier Industrial Risk Support Commissioni In-Serv ice
Serv ices Management Partnering Management Management ng Support
Serv ices

System / System Mission System

Sy stem Saf ety
Solution Performance
Perf ormance Engineering
Def inition Analysis
Analy sis Sy stem Static and
and Sea
Sea
Static Livee Firing
Liv Firing
Integration & Dynamic
Dy namic Acceptance
Acceptance Trials
Trials
Harbour, Alignment
Alignment Trials
Trials Execution
Execution
Trials Execution
Execution Execution
Execution
Execution

Topside
Topside EMI / EMC Platf orm Cabling
Arrangement
Arrangement Solution Support Support
Solution
Solution Serv ices Serv ices

System / Platform Land Based

Test &
Training and
TOKAT to
Training Site Nav y
Below Deck Under Water Installation
Arrangement Arrangement Support
Solution Solution Serv ices

Integrated TOKAT and

Logistic / Training Logistic Engineering
Support to local
Serv ices industry

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Thales CSI
Thales CSI services – per ship type
 Span of responsibilitiesTotal ship program
Integrated Mission System (IMS)
Integrated Weapon System (IWS)
Combat System (CS)
THALES THALES
Sub Syst Sub Syst

Platform
Integr. Integr. CMS
Comm. Nav.
??? System System
CFE GFE TMCS (THALES)
Naval
(ICS) (INS Subcontractor X Vessel
Prime User Subcontractor Y
Eqt. Eqt. Eqt. Eqt. Eqt. Equipment Eqt.
Supplier Supplier Supplier Supplier Supplier Supplier Supplier
Services Services Services Services Services Services Services
Comms NAV
SI SI Combat System Integrator (CSI) PSI
Management
Adaptable Scope &
Lead System Integrator (LSI) Adaptable Scope Engineering
Prime Contractor
How to perform LSI
The LSI manages the program risk by:
 Covering the overall Integrated Mission System (IMS) performance
responsibility (warfare flows)
 One unique management & engineering control body
 Producing the IMS level specifications and test procedures
 Acting as the EMI / EMC definition & control authority
 Definition and co-ordination of all engineering,
integration and test activities
 System to System and System to Ship
 Execution of risk mitigating activities:
 Sensors fully functional and transmitting
 Limited flight trials
 All system components (HW + SW) brought
together for Software Computer Integration Testing (SCIT)
 Non-Thales subsystems simulated
 Approx. 90% pre-integration
Ability to cover various LSI roles
 THALES is a System House (products and services)
 THALES produces most critical IMS elements, except weapons, in-house:
 CMS + Fire Control
 Surveillance & Tracking Sensors
(AAW, ASuW, ASW, EW)
 Communications
 THALES has an extensive and proven interface track record
 Authorized integrator of US and FR missiles
 THALES has in depth knowledge of naval subsystem suppliers
 THALES has executed all responsibility roles:
 Prime Contractor
 Lead System Integrator
 Combat System Integrator
 Cluster supplier
 Equipment Supplier
 Consultant
Greek S-Frigates modernization – Thales = LSI
CS-3701 LW08 Mk 10 SCOUT BRIDGEMASTER E VESTA SQS-505 DATA MIRADOR WM25 WM25 TDS TDS
ESM 2D AIR SURV. IFF/SIF Mk2 NAVIGATION RADAR HELO HULL MOUNTED LINK 11 DIRECTOR CAS STIR PORT STBD
RADAR INT/TPX LPI RADAR TRANSPONDER SONAR
IFF

ARPA DTS
ARPA
DISPLAY LINK 11
DISPLAY
SIB
CWT CWT
VEX Mk73
GFE SDC MPC WMIC STIC Mk73
CABINET

BTS BTS BTS BTS

SURVRAD NAVRAD LINK 11 TDS/PT
/
DECOY

Ass. Ass. Plotting General PTSU

CO CCO ADO
AC SPO LC Weapon Table Support PIOD
APC EWC
Air Surface Picture Link Air Picture EW Controller Station
ECC-1 ECC-2 CCO ADO
NRT SERVER Controller Operator Controller Operator Controller CATV BUS
CSDN

BTS BTS GIC GIC WIC

OSD SSM 76mm 76mm GMLS Mk29

SDDS
GPS

LOG,
COMPASS
PHALANX PHALANX Mk32 STAB. HARPOON 76mm OM 76mm OM NSSM SRBOC Mk36
SHIP’S
CIWS CIWS TORPEDO REF. DATA SSM-LR GUN FWD GUN AFT Mk29 CHAFF LAUNCHER
(batch 2 SYSTEM (batch 2
only) only)
 Example: Morocco – Thales as CSI towards DSNS
ESM 3D
RADAR +
NAV
RADARS
HELICOPT ECM SSM DECO COM FC TDS S 76 MM
ER IFF
Y MS RADA A GUN
R M

2x TORPE
MG DO
TACTICOS SONA
CMS R

100% Thales equipment

THALES NEDERLAND B.V.

November '11
Example: RNLN LPD – Equipment Supplier & CSI consultant
CSI Consultant IFF
VARIANT 2D

CMS

Goalkeeper CIWS

LPD/ATS – Johan de Witt

Equipment supplier of:

• VARIANT 2D Surveillance Radar
• CMS Equipment
• IFF
• Goalkeeper CIWS
 Use of
Synthetic Environments
Modelling and Simulation for Capability Planning
Key Messages

PROVEN THALES SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT

from acquisition, development, integration, V&V and in-service support

GUARANTEED PERFORMANCE and CAPABILITY

at contract award, validated by live firing trials

M&S SUPPORTS DESIGN TRADE-OFFS

increased capability, decreasing cost, time and risk
Naval Mission Solutions

Synthetic Environment Expertise

Thales is a major leader in the area of
Synthetic Environment Based Acquisition
(SEBA) and Simulation Based Acquisition (SBA)

In a representative synthetic environment we

are able to take the design of platforms and or
systems and engage them in realistic scenarios
This enables a comprehensive appraisal of
operational capability and various interfaces,
including the human machine interface
connection

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Thales Naval Synthetic Environments

• Guaranteed Contractual performance based on
performance models
• Adaptive Radar Environment Simulation
• Synthetic Environments at Mission System level
• Synthetic Environments Architecture
• Interactive Ship Optimization
• CIC/Ops room design
• Synthetic Environments and Training
• Synthetic Environments projects experience
• Synthetic Environments benefits for Canada and the
Industry
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Naval Mission Solutions

Synthetic Environments evolution

• From early 90’s: Guaranteed Contractual Performance based on performance models
• Validated by Sea Trials
Khamronsin Class

• 100% Success Berlin Class

Dokdo Class Hyuga Class Al Ofouq Class

T 994 Class
Braunschweig Class
Modified Ulsan Class Diponegoro Batch 1 Iver Guitfeldt Class Tarik Ben Ziyad Class

Orkan Class Diponegoro Batch 2 Kasturi Class

Gwanggaeto The Great Class Perusak Kawal Rudal Class
Sultan Moulay
Roussen Class Batch 2 Ismail Class
Yildiz Class Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin Class Guaiqueri Class
Batch 1
Commandante Joã Belo
Kiliç Class Batch 2 Roussen Class Batch 3
Guaicamacuto Class
Barbaros Class
Elli Class
Dogan Class
Almirante Padilla Class
Todak Class
Brandenburg Class
Barzan Class Independence Class Batch 2
Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin Class Batch 2 Al Shamikh Class

Sachsen Class Krabi Class

Hyuga Class

Qahir Class Machitis Class

Sattahip Class
T 991 Class
De Zeven Provinciën Class Laskos Class S.Ezzat Class

Kiliç Class Batch 1 Roussen Class Independence Class

‘80 ‘90 ‘92 ‘94 ‘96 ‘98 ‘00 ‘02 ‘04 ‘06 ‘08 ‘10 ‘12 ‘14

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Naval Mission Solutions

Synthetic Environments for Radar Sensors (system level)

Scenario editor
Modelling & Radar Environment Simulator (RES)
Simulation Hardware-in the-loop

Radar Environment Simulator

AD conversion
C&C V(t,az,el)

Processing

RF / IF
V(t,az,el)

Design
V(t,az,el)

Targets

AD conversion
5
C&C V(t,az,el)
Jamming 4

Processing
3 RF converter
2

RF / IF
Target 1
V (t,az,el)
Ti mi ngV&(t,az,el)
control

5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
C l u tter1 Jammer 1

ARES

Verification
Clutter

Compact Antenna test Range (CATR)

• Antenna Measurements:
• Active antennas in full power Transmit
• Antennas with digital beam forming

• Radar Cross section measurements:

• Small objects 0.01 m2
• Large antenna structures
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Synthetic Environments at Mission System level
Capability Definition Architecture, design Production On-board Sea trials In-Service phase
and development integration

Requirements capture Analysis Auto Testing Analysis Acceptance Scalable Training

Optimal Topside design Typical performance Regression Dynamic execution: Mission Preparation &
Concept development and Acceptance criteria Agile working Alignment Live Firings Execution
experimentation Logging Logging Real time monitoring
Guaranteed performance Replay Replay Logging, Replay
Solution,Trade off Analysis, Debriefing
Upkeep
ColNav Project Team In all Phases : Inter active participation - System upgrading
Transparency – control - adaptions

SE: Modelling and Simulation in SYPAT Architecture

Distributed interactive network - Closed loop

Topside New Models

Design Scenario’s TACTICOS embedded SE
Combat Management System On board – Land Based Test/Training Site

Interactive Ship Optimization

SASIE SASIE
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Synthetic Environments SYPAT Architecture

Real World SYPAT

Federation TBM Threats Federation
System Performance Figures
Interceptors
Manager Guaranteed, Typical
Real Time, Monte Carlo
Survivability models
Evaluation /
High Level Architecture Run Time Interface Post Processing

Ship
Federation

Volume Multi Surveillance Sensor BMD Logging

Search Function Sensor manage- Filtering & & RTI
Log
Radar Radar ment Prediciton MoPs
file

Data 3D-
Collector viewer

Ship Platform, Engagement Interceptor Launch BMD Link16 Link 16 Link16

Federation (including Planning Control & Flight logger viewer
Manager Comms) Control

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Interactive Ship Optimization ITD Model

Ray Tracing and Casting

Radar hazard

Structural analysis

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Naval Mission Solutions
Test Automation and Training Framework
Synthetic Environment based Acquisition
Mission life cycle – new threats – new training requirements
Modelling and Simulation –
SYPAT Architecture Colombian Navy Training Centre

Scenario’s, Scenario’s Results

Models New models/doctrines
resources
NetCentric Training
SW gen Code
Rational Function Testing Start/stop
VR-Forces
Auto testing; production – modifications
HLA all levels incl .operator actions System # 1 #2
Sim AIS CCTV
Cameras
LINKY
MK2
Surveillance radar
SMART-S
Navigation
radar
MIRADOR
EO FCS 2x
STING-EO
Mk2
TDS 2x ECM R-ESM
Vigille
#3
Scorpion
ADS-B Datalink FC RADAR
#n

LINCO /PC PWO UW- WC(N) ADO EWC ESM- WC(A)

operator operator

Heath Monitoring
Operator HMI
CIW GSS
server
TORPEDO SONAR VL MICA SKWS DLS 76MM EXOCET SSM OSD sensors
16 x OSRG 2x

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Naval Mission Solutions

LCF/F124 CS SM2 Integration

Missile pre-launch Integration
Missile post-launch Integration
Validation using ESSM Model
Phased Array Track data
ESSM telemetry data

F124 Frigate SACHSEN fires a SM 2

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Naval Mission Solutions

Real Scenarios
Scenarios for High Value Asset Defence

Scenarios for Oil Field protection

C RAM Missile Detection and Tracking
requirements

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See you in Amsterdam June 2015 ?
Muchas Gracias

THALES Nederland B.V.